Option 3 the correct answer
That is, The total effect of credit score on insurance premium for student is 105.20
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А m- Requires Respondus LockDown Browser 00 Time Left:2:11:45 Saman Ansari: Attempt 1 B Question 5 (5 points) Question 2(A): The following model test the effect of Credit Score and Shudent status on Insurance Premium (response variable): Insurance Premium is in Sand Credit Score is in number of units (increasing implies better credit worthiness and lower default risk). Student is a dummy variable, which is equal to 1 if a person is student and if the person is non student...
pace 7- Requires Respondus LockDown Browser Time Left:2:11:11 Saman Ansari: Attempt 1 U lower det risk). Student is a dummy variable, which is equal to 1 if a person is student and if the perio- codent Coeficient 1052 Intercept Student 000 3. 0.000 Credit Score Credit Score Student Explain the coefficient in terms of how changes in Credit Score effect changes in sur Premium for non-students 12 15 For 4.17 unit increase in credit score, insurance premium goes down by...
Question 2(D): The following model test the effect of Credit Score and Student status on Insurance Premium (response variable): Insurance Premium is in S and Credit Score is in number of units (increasing implies better credit worthiness and lower default risk). Student is a dummy variable, which is equal to 1 if a person is student and 0 if the person is non- student Coefficient t-statistic p-value Intercept 105.2 -13.64 <0.000 Student 20.1 3.92 <0.000 Credit Score -4.17 5.54 <0.000...
A xam- Requires Respondus LockDown Browser Time Left:2:10:51 2:30:00 Saman Ansari: Attempt 1 3 Question 10 (5 points) Question MA We predict market Direction (Up/Down) on the basis of Lag! (Sireturn for previous week) and Lag2 (return for 2 weeks previous) The following Logistie Regremio Model was obtained by creating a dummy variable of 1 for Direction being Up The model coefficient estimates and corresponding p-values are provided below. Direction-0211-0054. Lagi +0.054 Lag 2 (0:0) (0.05) (0.05) 6 m 9...
pace A 7- Requires Respondus LockDown Browser Saman Ansari: Attempt 1 Time Left:2:11:54 Question 4 (5 points) Question (D): You have performed a simple linear regression model to understand the effect of Number of Bedrooms on House Price House Price is in Thousand S and Number of Bedrooms is in number of bedrooms Coefficient t-statistie p-value Intercept 28.77 6.52 0.000 13.27 Number of Bedrooms 9.18 0.000 -2 If the value of R-square-13% in the above simple linear regression model. Choose...
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Question 6 (5 points) ✓ Saved Question 2(B): The following model test the effect of Credit Score and Student status on Insurance Premium (response variable): Insurance Premium is in S and Credit Score is in number of units (increasing implies better credit worthiness and lower default risk). Student is a dummy variable, which is equal to 1 if a person is student and if the person is non- student Coefficient t-statistic p-value Intercept 105.2 -13.64 <0.000 Student...
The following model test the effect of Credit Score and Student status on Insurance Premium (response variable): Insurance Premium is in $ and Credit Score is in number of units (increasing implies better credit worthiness and lower default risk). Student is a dummy variable, which is equal to 1 if a person is student and 0 if the person is non- student. Coefficient t-statistic p-value Intercept 105.2 -13.64 <0.000 Student 20.1 3.92 <0.000 Credit Score -4.17 5.54 <0.000 Credit Score...
Question 2(E): The following model test the effect of Credit Score and Student status on Insurance Premium (response variable): Insurance Premium is in S and Credit Score is in number of units (increasing implies better credit worthiness and lower default risk). Student is a dummy variable, which is equal to 1 if a person is student and 0 if the person is non- student. Coefficient t-statistic p-value Intercept 105.2 -13.64 <0.000 Student 20.1 3.92 <0.000 Credit Score -4.17 5.54 <0.000...
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Requires Respondus LockDown Browser Time Left:1:07:00 Valeria Yacaman: Attempt 1 Saved Question 12 (5 points) Question 3C: For the confusion matrix is computed below for the model in question 3A: Predicted Direction Actual Direction Down Up Down Up 36 8 53 Compute the false positive. Choose the correct answer from below 14.42% 83.72% 13.11% 40.45% Question 13 (5 points) ✓ Saved Question 3(D): The confusion matrix is computed for the model in question 3(A) is below: